Keyboard shortcuts
Move around Freelucy without the mouse.
YouDesign Freelucy is fully keyboard navigable. You can switch views, move through lists, and act on records without the mouse.
Switch views
Switch views with the view tabs, or press Alt/Option together with the view's number. For example, Alt/Option + 1 opens Classic, Alt/Option + 2 opens Flow, and Alt/Option + 3 opens List.
Move and act
Tab moves through the header, menus, and dialogs in a logical order.
Arrow keys move between rows inside Flow columns and the List table, which use a roving focus so one arrow press lands you on the next row. In Classic, arrow keys pan the canvas or move the selection, depending on the mode — see below.
Delete removes the focused relationship.
The context menu key opens the actions for the focused record.
Navigate the Classic canvas
The Classic canvas is a single Tab stop with two modes, so the arrow keys can both pan the view and walk the graph. Screen readers announce the current mode and every focus move.
Canvas mode is where you land when you Tab into the editor. Arrow keys pan the view,
+and-zoom, and0orffits the graph to the view. Press Enter to switch to object mode.Object mode moves a selection around the graph. An arrow key moves to the nearest node or connection in that on-screen direction — a connection sits between the primary element and its node, so pressing the same arrow twice steps across it onto the node. The view follows the selection, so the focused item never scrolls out of sight.
While in object mode:
Home jumps back to the primary element.
Enter activates the selection: a node opens its context menu, a connection opens its relationship form, and a group expands or collapses.
Delete removes the selected node's relationship.
Escape dismisses an open tooltip or menu first; press it again to return to canvas mode, where arrows pan again.
A mouse click anywhere on the canvas also returns you to canvas mode.
Single-character shortcuts
Some shortcuts are single keys, such as / to focus search and the Classic zoom keys +, -, 0, and f. These are convenient but can get in the way of typing or assistive tools, so they are governed by a toggle. The Classic keys are only active while the canvas has focus, so they never interfere with typing elsewhere.
Turn Single-character keyboard shortcuts on or off in the accessibility settings. When the toggle is off, single-key shortcuts such as / are disabled, while combination shortcuts like Alt/Option + 1 keep working.
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